Sentence examples for capacity to coexist from inspiring English sources

Concomitant with all this was her adoption of the "Rainbow Tribe," 12 children of diverse ethnic and national backgrounds whom she intended to raise together to prove people's capacity to coexist in harmony.

The susceptibility of a species to population fragmentation may thus be highly determined by its capacity to coexist with humans.

Since mycorrhizae may affect nutrient competition among neighboring plants, closely related plant neighbors that associate with unique mycorrhizae may have greater functional complementarity and a greater capacity to coexist.

The ability and capacity for people to coexist is real and a future we should all support.

(5) Allow multiple levels of description to coexist.

"One of the contradictions of the Brazilian character is the capacity for great warmth to coexist with an extreme individualism," said Renato Janine Ribeiro, a professor of political philosophy at the University of Sao Paulo.

Long-term human wildlife sympatry depends on the willingness and capacity of local people to coexist with wild animals.

"The likely hotspots [for outbreak] are Southeast Asia, South Asia, West Africa, and South America where the combination of potential vectors, mixing of humans, livestock, and wildlife, and less capacity for public health surveillance are likely to coexist," Hill-Cawthorne said.

It was suggested that a green algal symbiont is essential for competing protist species to coexist, notably because the allelochemicals and the nutritional resource provided by this microorganism seem to balance the competitive capacity of the hosts [ 28].

"Human rights and peace have to coexist".

Mr. Maher asks us to coexist.